Jacksonville post., August 11, 1917, Image 4

The Gentleman
From Cupidville
By ALAN HINSDALE
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Flag Language.
There Is no intel national angmige
of Hags e. I.ilili In d by law lull by
cominuu com¡ent li.e s of a cel lain color
are Used forieifaiti purposes. All over
the world u yellow ling is a signal of
cigduaious disease. A ship, hoist.t It to
denote that there are some on lio.i.d
suffering from siu-lt di. ease, mid it re
mains hoisied ill lit slie Illi le.icln .1
quarantine. i’ll" white flag is uni'er
sally us. d ns « Hag of truce. The black
flag wus formerly the syyj.'. >1 of piracy,
and now in some countr.es it is tlpwn
after an execution is pcri'oimed to in­
dicate that tlie requirements of the law
have been carried out. Other features
of flag language are that a flag flying
at half mast is u universal sign of
mourning, and when a ship has to
make a sign of distress she does it by
raising the national ensign reversed
or upside down. Even this cun be em­
phasized by knotting the flag in the
middle to Indicate great distress and
Imminent danger.
annum from tie 15th day of August
1916, for the further sum of $‘>.50 and
Legal Advertisements.
interest thereon at le% per annum
from June 2nd, 1917, for the sum of
$600.00 attorneys fee-', and forthecorts
ami disbursements heiein, ami for a de­ «
Summons.
cree
against each of you and other de-
IN THE Clll.-tUT COURT Ol’ TUB STATE Oi o: BGCN
fendams for the foreclosure of one cer­
IN ANU FOR THE COUNTY OE JACKSON.
tain mortgage dated February 15th,
Sibyl M. Bird, Plaintiff.
1916, and made and executed by the
vs.
defendants W. E. Brayton, Annu Bray­
D lla D. Walker, Julius Syffo.-t,
ton, to the Western Bond and Mort­
Harvev W. Craig, Francis Craij,
gage Company, securing the sum of
Evelyn Syffoit, Jaffrey E. Brees,
$6000.00 witli interest at 8% per an­
Leroy Craig, Minnie J. Craig. Ed­
num, said mortgage covering the fol­
mund J. Craig, Letta M. Craig,
io .vir.g described real property situated
Arthur R. Craig, Defendants.
To Della D. Walker, Julius Syffort, in Jackson County, Oregon, to-wit:
Beginning at a point 9 chains and 13
Harvey W, Craig, Francis Craig. Eve­
lyn Syffort, Jaffrey E. Brees, Leroy links East and 6 chains and 18 links
Craig Minnie J. Craig, Edmund J. south of the Quarter Section corner on
Craig, Letta M. Craig, Arthur R. Craig the North line of Section 3, in Town­
— Defendants: You and each of you are ship 37 S. R. 2 W. W. M., in Oregon,
hereby commanded to appear within running thence south 70 degrees and 45
six weeks after the date of the first minutes East 8 chains and 93 links;
publication of this summons, to-wit: thence south 42 degrees 45 minutes
six weeks after the 4th day of August East 17 chains and 97 links; thence
1917, and defend the above entitled north 6 degrees 10 minutes West 15
cause in the above entitled court and chains ai:d 56 links; thence east 36
answer the complaint of the plaintiff chains and 35 links; thence south 33 de=
filed herein and in case of your failure grees East 6 chains and 79 links, thence
so to do judgment will be rendered south 40 degrees 30 minutes East 4
against you according to the deman's chains and 51 links; thence south 35 de­
of the complaint: For a decree of this grees East 2 chains and 90 links to the
Court declaring you and each of you to north line of D. L. C. No. 55; thence
be enjoined from asserting any right, east on said north line 1 chain and 25
title, interest or claim of any kind or links; thence north 35 degrees west 23
character in or to the following des­ chains ai d 9 links to the northwest
cribed premises or any portion thereof, corner of Lot 3 in Section 2, said Town­
t >-wit: a strin of land commencing 1 72 ship and Range; thence north 2 chains I
chains south of the northeast corner and 60 links; thence north 77 degrees !
of l'onation Land Claim No. 75 in sec­ 45 minutes west 3 chains and 66 links; '
tion 26 in township No. 37 S. of Range thence south 62 degrees 30 minutes j
No. 2 W. Willamette Meridian; tnenee west 5 chairs and 19 links; ther.ee north
east 23.27 chains; thence south 43 links; 34degiees30 minutes west 8 chains
thence west 23.27 chains; ’thence north and 30 links; thence north 67 degrees
43 links to the place of beginning; aud west 6 chains; thence south 80 degrees
for a further decree of this Court 45 minutes west 12 chains; thence north
quieting title to said lands and premis­ 82 degrees 45 minutes west 4 chains
es in this plaintiff, an 1 for such olher and 10 links; thence north 44 degrees
and further relief as to the Court may 15 minutes west 13 chains; thence west I
7 chains and 49 links; thence south 23
seem just and equitable.
chains
and 51 links to the point, of be­
is
made
by
Service of this summons
publication thereof in the Jacksonville ginning, containing 95.75 acres, m re
Post, pursuant to an order of the Hon. or less.
Excepting and reserving therefrom
F. M. Calkins, Judge of the above en­
titled Court, made and entered July the following;
Beginning at a point 9.13 chains east We have on hand for sale the following
30, 1917.
and 12 chains and 39 links north of the
B. F. M ulkey ,
blanks viz:
Attorney for Plaintiff. Quarter Section corner o? the north
boundary line on Section 3, Township
Lease,
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37 S. R. 2 W. W. M., in Oregon, thence
Mortgages,
north 5.04 chains; thence east 7.49
No.'ice of Final Seitldineiit
Bill of Sale,
chains; thence south 44 degrees 15 min­
Agreements.
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE OF uses east 7 chains and 4 links; thence
Warranty Deeds,
OREGON. FOR JACKSON COUNTY.
west 12.50 chains to the beginning, con­
Quit Claim Deeds,
taining 5 acres, more or less.
In the matter of the Estate of
(. hattel Mortgage,
Also excepting and reserving the fol­
Jeremiah Nunan, deceased.
Acknowledgements,
Notice is hereby given that Charles lowing:
Real Estate ontract,
Beginning at same point as described
Nunan, administrator of the above en­
Location Notice—Placer,
titled estate, as such, has filed his final above as beginning point, running
Location Notice—Quartz,
a’count and report in the above-entitled thence south 18.54 chains to a post on
Satisfaction of Mortgage,
cou> t and matter and Tuesday, Septem­ the north side line of the County Road;
Real Estate Agents C.jntract,
ber 4, 1917 at the hour of 10 o’clock A. thence along road south 70% degrees
M. at the courtroom of above-entitled east 66 links; thence north 18 70 chains At reasonable prices. We intend adding
court at the court house at Jackson­ to the south line of the land described other blanks a3 fast a3 possible untii
ville, Jackson County, State of Oregon, above in first reservation; thence west the line is complete. Blanks of special
has been appointed as the time and 54 links to the point of beginning, con- form printed to order at short notice
place for hearing of objections thereto 1 taining 1 acre more or less. Also ex­ JACKSONVILLE POST.
cepting and reserving the following:
and for the settlement thereof.
Beginning at a point 9,73 chains east
C harles N unan ,
and 6.35 chains south of the Quarter
Administrator.
Section corner on the north line of Sec­
BUSINESS CARDS.
tion 3 Township 37 S. R. 2 W. W. M.,
Oregon; running thence south 70 de­
Notice For Publication.
grees
45 minutes east 8.09 chains;
department of the interior .
GUS NEWBURY
thence south 42 minutes east 2.09
U. S. Land Office at Roseburg. Oregon.
chains; thence north 23.50 chains;
July 11, 1917.
Attorney-at-Law
Notice is hereby given that Charles thence west 8 88 chains; thence south
Will
Practise
in All Courts in the State
Johnson of Jacksonville, Oregon did, on 19.27 chains to the point of beginning,
March 20, 1917, make Homestead Ap­ containing 19 acres more or less.
OREGON
MEDFORD,
Also excepting and reserving there­
plication No. 010975, under the Act of
April 28, 1904, Section 2, and Act of from the right of way of Charles M.
June 11, 1906, for the S!j of N' j of Wiseman described as follows: Begin­
SW'4 of NWJ,’ of Sec 34. Tp 38 S. R 2 ning at a point where the Charles M.
1). W. BAGSHAW
W. W. M., List ¡No. 6-1961, and entry Wiseman Water ditch right of wav
Attorney at Law
was allowed on May 10, 1917, as addi­ crosses the east line of land belonging
tional to H. E. No. 05895, on which fin­ to Martha Wichman and running thence
south 29! j degrees east 7 chains to the NOTARY PUBLIC AND CONVEYANCER
al p’oof has been submitted.
The purpose of this notice is to al­ center of Bear Creek and across the i
Office wjth Jacksonville Post.
low all persons claiming the land ad­ lands of John J. Brown in Jackson
- OREGON
JACKSONVILLE,
versely or desiring to show it to be County, Oregon.”
mineral in character an opportunity to
This summons is published oni-e a
filo objection to the application with week for six consecutive weeks pui-
the local land officers for the land dis­ suant to an order of the Honorable F.
II. K. HANNA
trict in which the land is situated and L. TouVelle, Judge of County Court of
to establish their interest therein or the State of Oregon, for Jackaon Coun­
lawyer
the mineral character thereof.
ty, entered on the 3, day of July, 1917,
W. H. C anon ,
the first publication being on the 7th
Register.
day of July, 1917, and the last publica­ Office in Bank of Jacksonville Building
tion being on the 18th day of August, ¡JACKSONVILLE.
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OREGON
I 1917. F arrington & F arrington
Summons.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE
and O ra H. P orter .
THIS PAPER REPRESENTED FOR FOREIGN
OF OREGON IN AND FOR JACKSON
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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v<nt are
One spring morning «lien tin* buds
were opening Howard lame, a young
New Yorker, left Ills room on Central
1’nrk West mid. entering the park,
strode«! along the mall smoking n clga
rette. Presently he looked up lit a man
passing him mid snw that he was the
very counterpart of himself. Each
stopped anil stared at the other.
. "Upon my word!"
"By Jove!”
"You're myself, only better looking.”
said lame.
“Permit me to return the compli­
ment.”
“Y’oii must be a near idood relation
Fruit Diet as a Cure.
of mine. Wluit is your mime?"
The fruit diet is a sure and positive
“Spencer—Raymond Spencer. And
cure for what is popularly known as
yours?”
not enough
"Howard Lane Come; let us sit bleeding and for persons usually des­
TRADE IN TOWN.
down on one of the benches and com­ ignated as bleeders, persons who can­
dot
pare notes. I don't remember any not stop the flow’ of blood once It is
Get YOUR NEIGHBOR to
started from a wound or other cause.
Spencer connections."
likewise.
The fruit diet will supply the blood
“Nor 1 uny Lanes.”
This town needs ALL the dol­
The two passed an hour together, wit 11 fibrin. Fibrin is the substance
lars.
eaeli now and again looking up at tile out of which nature fabricates flesh
When EVERYBODY trades in
other In wonder, almost fancying he and muscle. A person on the fruit
had a mirror before him; but, while diet hardly bleeds at all when lie cuts
town we’ll have the MOST
they were Identical In face and figure, himself accidentally with a knife or
PROSPEROUS community in
i
they soon noticed that they were very when, for proper reasons, a dentist
America.
unlike In disposition. Lane was philo­ is forfed to draw one of his teeth. The
INDIVIDUAL prosperity means
sophical. analytical, critical, cynical— blood coagulates almost instantane­
?
COMMUNITY prosperity.
Indeed, everything that ends in ill— ously. If you believe none of tills, just
but he was a man of intellectual vigor. try it. The experience is safe and
COMMUNITY prosperity means Î
Spencer was an optimist and very sane. The fruit diet is cheaper and
INDIVIDUAL prosperity.
shallow, lie wus on Ills way from San better than the meat diet, and It will do
more for you. You w ill feel flue and
Francisco to Europe.
•f
chirrupy and optimistic. You never I
"I have an Idea,” said Lane.
find a fruit cater who is a pessimist.—
“How docs It feel?”
“You are a stranger to me, but you Isis Angeles Times.
are n gentleman. I’m going to take
American Medical Association.
you Into my contldence. I'm in love. ’
The American Medical association Is
“Poor fellow! Is It more bother than
the largest organization of tile kind in
having an idea?”
“I have been unsuccessful with the the world. There are 70,000 members.
lady. She likes me, but says I'm too In May, 1846, hi response to a call Is­
•dead and alive’ for a life companion.” sued by tlio Medical Society of the
State of New York, there wus held In
"Why not turn her over to me?"
New York city a conference for the
"That’s Just what I'm thinking of.”
A bargain was made, and when the purpose of discussing questions relat­
two left the park they went to Lane's ing to the standardization of medical
rooms, where Spencer was put In (<■111- education in the United States. This
jiorary possession of the owner’s ward­ conference adjourned to meet a year
robe. That evening Mr. Spencer ap­ later in Philadelphia, where it resolved
peared nt the residence of Miss Mar­ Itself Into a permanent organization—
garet Thorne and sent up Mr. Lime’s the American Medical association. A I
card. Miss Thome came down with a long line of distinguished men have
settled purpose. Tlint purpose was to been presidents of the association.
giro her lover Ills final quietus.
"I hnvo boon thinking over the mat­
Value of Cinders.
ter between ns,” she said, "and have
Not so many years ago great heaps
come to the conclusion that I am of cinders were plied up, often dump­
wrong in permitting you to hope. A ed into low places where new earth
man who lias reasoned himself Into was needed. Manufacturing concerns
the belief that ‘life Is but an empty were glad to get rlil of tlie accumula­
dream’ I could not be happy with. I tions. Hut now the cinders are lti
Famous Men's Favorite Hymns.
will never be yours.”
great demand for use in the foundation
Favorite hymns of famous men make
The man grasped the back of a chair for cement uml concrete work. They
for support and brushed back Ills luilr form a perfect drainage material, and an interesting catalogue. Gladstone's
drii matlcally.
It has been found that frost acts very special choice was "Praise to the Holi­
“Too lute!” be exclaimed In the tone lightly on them. Furthermore, con­ est In the Height,” mid It was sung at
of one for whom the bottom had drop­ crete work in which cinders arc used his funeral. Tennyson's favorite «'as
ped out of Ids life.
is said to be of extreme durability’. Ilelier's “Holy, Iloly, Holy.” One of
“Have you a cold?” asked Miss When cinders are ground and mixed Ruskin's preferences was “Jesus. Here
Thorne, surprised, especially at the with cement the mass becomes very From Sin Deliver.” upon which lie
preached n sermon to some 300 school
tone of his voice, which was deeper hard.
children, his guests one afternoon nt
than usual. She was still more sur­
Brmitwood. Mnltlie«- Arnold's choice
prised when her lover rushed toward
Old Age on Saturn.
her and. seizing her hand, poured forth
We are reminded that if human be­ «as “When 1 Survey the Wondrous
an Impassioned appeal.
ings lived on the planet Saturn they
«as overheard
"Until our last meeting.” he said, ”1 would be old at three years of age—not
did not realize that you were right and that life is any swifter or the cares of
fatal seizure.
1 was wrong. Life Is not an empty maturity any more pressing. It is
er declared, “1
dream, and you have made me see It. merely because Saturn is so far from
’Life Is real, life is earnest.’ I had re- the sun that it takes nearly thirty
rolved to throw off the depressing phi­ yours, according to tlie earth's meas­
losophy by which 1 linve been bewitch­ urement of time, to travel lit its orbit
ed. 1 hud set a goal—under your in­ round the sun.
spiration-determined to do or die. M’s
How ths Camera Man Fools Them.
Odd Bits From Novels.
need one gentleman In political nffalrs.
The life of the camera mail who takes
"He fixed the jury with his eye,” says
1 hnd resolved to enter upon a career
which, beginning with the state legis­ a novelist. A poor tiling to fix a jury tlie weekly news motion pictures is not
always one of ¡’lory. When Mrs. Vau-
lature. might end in the W hite House. with, truly.
“He stood as if carved from stone.” derrieh, for instance, asks hint to take
Hut. alas, without you 1 am powerless!
Nevertheless I shall go abroad and says nnot her writer. No wonder! He a picture of lier poodle «lien lie «ants
sink away Into a degenerate globe trot­ bad just been chiseled out of his rocks. permission to take pictures of her yacht
—Boston Transcript.
lie finds himself lietween two tires, notes
ter.”
the Popular Science Monthly. Either
"What has como over you?” she
ho must waste some precious film oti
Actions.
asked.
man’s actions form a center tlie dog or lie must refuse and lie shown
“Tour Influence. It has had its effect of Every
influence upon others, ami every tlie quickest way back. Hue wise cam­
at last.'*
deed, however trivial, lias some weight era man. however, improvised u fake
"Mr. Ijine -Howard, I cannot under­ in determining tlie future destiny of camera
crank for such occasions. The
stand this sudden change. Do you tlie world.
crank
arm
fits loosely on the shaft of
mean all you say?”
the film gear in tlie camera. When tlie
“1 swear It.”
O ooooooooooooooooo poodle is going through his antics the
Looking up, he saw a puzzled, unde­ o
o
cided look on her face. Rising, he o PRACTICAL HEALTH HINT. o turning arm slips on tlie shaft, and not
a foot of film is exposed, although to all
clasped her in his arms, ami, while she o
o appearances n picture is being made.
turned away her face, she did not o
Th« Wrong Way to Eat.
o
struggle to lie released. In three min­ o
Hurried eating is a common o
Antiquity,
utes—ten since he entered she hud o contributing
cause of constipa­ o
Antiquity! thou wondrous charm,
promised to lie his wife.
o
The next morning the two counter­ o tion as well as other ills. When o what art thou. that, being nothing, art
parts sat in Lane's room. Spencer was o the food is not properly masti­ o everything? When thou wert thou
smoking; Lune was rending a note o cated more energy is required tn o welt not antlqi.'ty —then thou weft
COUNTY.
from Miss Thorne. It was to say that o the upper part of tlie alimentary o nothing, but liadst a remoter antiquity,
canal to reduce it to the condi­ o ns tlloti ealledst it, t< i look back to with Western Bond and Mortgage Company,
a previous engagement prevented her o
seeing him till the next evening. "I o tion necessary for complete di­ o blind veneration, thou thyself being to a corporation. Plaintiff,
gestion, and in cases in which o thyself lint, jejune, modern! What niys I
cannot realize my happiness,” she add- i o tlio
vs.
vitality is depicted this may o levy lurks in tills retroversion. or «'lint
cd, “in the love of a man of your abll o
o half Juliuses are we that cannot look W. E. Brayton, Anna Brayton, his
so
seriously
cripple
the
activity
tty inspired by that love for me. I , o
of the lower part of the alimen­ o forward with the same Idolatry witli wife, John J. Brown, Clara J. Walt­
predict a great career for you.”
o
8|*nccr had enacted to his counter­ o tary canal as to contribute large­ o « hi, h we forever revert! The mighty man, and O. L. Waltman, her husband,
part tlie scene between himself und o ly to the atonic condition, which o future Is ns nothing, being everything; and C. H. Owen, Defendants.
Miss Thome, and Lune asked him to o is a large factor in such cases. o tliejuist Is everything, being notningl— To John J. Brown, Clara I. Waltman
and O. L. Waltman, defendants in the
enuct It again ami again. Then 8|ien o When the food Is not fully mas- o t'lnirlea Lamb
cer iiersonated tlie lady, and lame en o ticated It Is held back in the o
above entitled suit:
Trying Esperienca.
acted the lover s part himself. Tims o small intestine as well as in the o
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
stomach,
and
this
also
has
a
tend
­
o
"How
was
tlie
play?"
coached, lie felt quite aide to curry on o
OF OREGON, you an! each of you are
ency
to
establish
a
sluggish
ac
­
o
“
Rather
dull.
”
the work Ills double had so auspicious o
hereby’ required to appear and answer
ly commenced. Convinced that to tie o tion, which contributes to the e o -‘You didn't have any tense moments the complaint filed against you in the
condition
.avorable
to
constipa
­
during
tlie
performance?
”
a philosophic dreamer would coat him o tion. While thorough mastica- o
"Oil. yen A num neighing not less above entitled suit on or before the 21a
the girl he loved and to be up and do- o
ing Is the better part for every man, he o tlon will not cure those cases o o than 2,*p pounds climbed over me twice day of August. 1917, that being more
was thoroughly alive to carrying out o which may be largely due to bad o to go out and pull himself together for than six wteks after the date of the
condition, excessive mix­
tlie next act."—Exchange.
the program ns 8pencer had pictured o mental
first publication of this summons and
ing of food, lack of exercise, o
it. He has already reached a conspic­ • overwork,
if you fail so to appear and answer the
too concentrated food o
Watermelons.
uous position in the government of his o
Small scali's . r leisters on tlie rind of complaint of plaintiff filed herein, the
state. As to reaching the White House o or some physical defect of the o
intestine, It is an important fac- o a watermelon are a d to Indicate that plaintiff will apply to the court for the
that remains to lie determined.
o tor, and more eu refill ma st Iva
tlie seeds «ithili are turning black and relief demanded in said complaint to-
Spencer sailed for Europe a few o tion will con tribute to Improve- o
o tlie flesh maturing. As Hie ripening wit: for a judgment against the defen­
days after be had won the lady foi o ment In all
o process iul\ ms tlie blisters Increase
cases
bls double and la now tlie degenerate o
dant Clara J. Waltman and ottier de­
o in size and ntimlier until they cover
glotx trotter he pictured himself.
fendants in the sum of $6000.00 togeth­
f OOOOOOOOOQOOOOOO o the surface of tlie fruit.
er with interest at the rate of 8*t per
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LECAL BLANKS
ADVERTISING BY THE
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Notice of Final Account
In the matter of the estate of
D. Thomas Kunkel, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the un­
dersigned administrator of the estate
of D. Thomas Kunkel, deceased, has
filed in the aoove entitled court, his
final account of the administration of
said estate and that .Mon lay, the third
day of September, 1917, at the hour of
11 o’clock, A. M. at the court room of
Slid court in Jacksonville, Jackson
County, Oregon, has been fixed as the
time and place for the hearing o^ said
Final Account and for the settlement
of said estate. All persons having ob-
je'tiors to said account or any part
t hereof, are required to make or file
the same in said Court, on or before
the time aforesaid, set for the settle-
ment of said estate.
Dated and first published August 4,
1917.
J. R. NEIL,
Administrator.
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GENERAL OFFICES
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO
BRANC tES IN ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES
Change in Southern Pacific Time
Table.
Effective Nov. 13. 1916.
NORTH BOUND TRAINS.
14 Portland Passenger
8:20 A.M.
16
6:20 P.M.
Oregon Express...
12 Shasta Limited
2:18A.M
...
SOUTH BOUND TRAINS.
15 California Express....... 10:50 P.M
13 San Francisco Express.. .9:06 A.M
11 Shasta Limited................ 3:20A.M
.17 Ashland Passenger
4:35 P.M.